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The Man with the Golden Gun (1974), advance banner, German

Unframed: 16 5/8 x 41 7/8 in. (42.3 x 106.3 cm)

Framed: 22 7/8 x 48 in. (58 x 122 cm)

Exceptionally rare; this banner has only surfaced a couple of times.

This was the ninth film in the series produced by Eon Productions. It was the second time that Roger Moore played James Bond, and the fourth and final time that Guy Hamilton would direct a Bond film. Christopher Lee plays the villain Francisco Scaramanga, whose golden gun is one of the most memorable Bond film props. This film was loosely based on Ian Fleming's novel, published in 1965

Published simultaneously with the signed limited edition on 1 April 1963. One of the classic 'Blofeld Trilogy'.

First edition, first impression, spelling error on page 41, line 6: 'four' for 'forty'. This is corrected by the second impression. A very good example with light lean to text block. The original dustjacket has wear to the extremities but overall a nice collectible example.

Published by Jonathan Cape, London, 1963.

James Bond You Only Live Twice (1967) British Quad film poster, Style A (volcano), artwork by Frank McCarthy and Robert McGinnis, linen backed, 31 x 41 inches. A fine example.

The rare first edition, first issue with first state binding of Ian Fleming's classic Thunderball, the first novel in the so called 'Blofeld trilogy' - three Bond novels to feature Ernst Stavro Blofeld as the main antagonist.

Thunderball is considered one of the greates Bond novels, alongside one of the greates Bond films with Sean Connery playing the iconic spy.

First edition, first issue (price listed as 15s. net.) with first state binding (itles in gilt rather than silver). A near fine example with minor foxing and minor wear to the jacket.

Published by Jonathan Cape, London, 1961.

Despite being the fifth title, this was the first to be made into a film and is the start of one of the greatest cinematic franchies. Dr. NO really is the start of Bond-mania and for many collectors this is the book they seek above all else.

The story follows James Bond as he is sent to Jamaica to investigate the disappearance of a fellow agent. Bond soon discovers that the agent was murdered and that a mysterious scientist named Dr. No is behind the crime. Bond sets out to stop Dr. No and his plans to sabotage an American space launch

First edition, true first state. Publisher's original black cloth over boards with the earliest binding design( without the 'Dancing Lady' design on the upper board), silver titles to spine, dustjacket designed by Pat Marriott priced at 13/6. A near-fine to fine example with minor wear to the extremities of the dustjacket. Housed in a bespoke black cloth clamshell box with red interior.

An exceptionally rare large scale original photograph taken by Herman Leonard on the set of the first James Bond film, Dr No of the iconic Sean Connery.
Dr. NO was the very first James Bond film, and paved the way for a hugely successful franchise which continues today. This film was produced by Eon Productions and directed by Terence Young, starring Sean Connery and Ursula Andress. It was based on the classic 1958 novel of the same name by Ian Fleming. Although made on a low budget, this film established many themes that are iconic and synonymous with Bond films.

Framed: 15 5/8 x 17 1/2 in. (39.6 x 44.4 cm)

Condition: Fine.

This photograph has been framed with a perspex window on the back showing the original information. It also has measurements on the back, which were to indicate required printing size.

This is the fifteenth Bond film, and the fourteenth to be produced by Eon Productions. It was the seventh and last Bond film to star Roger Moore, and last to star Lois Maxwell as Miss Moneypenny. The film was the third Bond feature to be directed by John Glen.

Unframed: 11 x 14 in. (28 x 36 cm) each.

Near mint condition, colours remaining very bright.